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Article 764-41 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The sentence enforcement judge shall immediately inform the competent authorities of the sentencing State, by any means that leaves a written record, in the following cases: 1° Where a pardon or amnesty concerns the decision that is the subject of monitoring in France; 2° Where the person concerned has absconded or is no longer ordinarily resident, under lawful conditions, in the territory of the Republic. In this case, the sentence…

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Article 764-42 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Where the sentence is the subject in France or in the sentencing State of either an amnesty or a pardon or where this sentence is the subject of an annulment decided following a review procedure in the sentencing State, or of any other decision or measure having the effect of depriving it of its enforceability, the sentence enforcement judge shall terminate the enforcement of this sentence or this probation decision.

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Article 764-43 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

Where, as a result of new criminal proceedings brought against the person concerned in the sentencing State, the competent authority of that State requests that jurisdiction over the supervision of the probation measures or alternative sanctions and any subsequent decisions relating to those measures or sanctions be transferred back to it, the enforcement judge shall terminate the supervision thereof and relinquish jurisdiction in favour of the competent authorities of the…

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Article 764-44 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

I.-The penalty provided for in Article 131-39-2 of the Penal Code shall be carried out under the supervision of the Public Prosecutor. The French Anti-Corruption Agency shall report to the Public Prosecutor, at least annually, on the implementation of the penalty. It shall inform the Public Prosecutor of any difficulties encountered in drawing up or implementing the compliance programme. It will also submit a report to the public prosecutor when…

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Article 768 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The automated national criminal record, which may include one or more processing centres, is kept under the authority of the Minister of Justice. It receives, as far as persons born in France are concerned and after checking their identity by means of the national register of identification of natural persons, the identification number may under no circumstances be used as a basis for verifying identity: 1° Contradictory convictions as well…

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Article 768-1 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The automated national criminal record receives, as far as legal entities are concerned and after checking their identity by means of the national register of companies and establishments: 1° Unopposed convictions for felonies, misdemeanours or fifth-class offences handed down by any criminal court; 2° Unopposed convictions for misdemeanours of the first four classes, whenever a measure of prohibition, disqualification, incapacity, or a measure restricting rights is taken, as a principal…

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Article 769 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

An entry shall be made in the criminal record of sentences or exemptions from sentences handed down after deferral of sentence, pardons, commutations or reductions of sentences, decisions suspending or ordering the enforcement of a first conviction, decisions taken pursuant to the second paragraph of article 728-4 or the first paragraph of article 728-7, conditional release and revocation decisions, judicial supervision and re-incarceration decisions taken pursuant to article 723-35, safety…

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Article 770 of the French Code of Criminal Procedure

The removal from the criminal record of a decision concerning a minor may be decided under the conditions set out in Article L. 631-4 of the juvenile criminal justice code. The removal from the criminal record of a conviction for offences committed by a person aged between eighteen and twenty-one may also be ordered on expiry of a period of three years from the date of conviction, if the convicted…

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